Columbia
Theological Seminary
www.ctsnet.edu
Erskine
Clarke Named Professor Emeritus
Internationally
acclaimed historian, author, lecturer, and consultant retires from Seminary
teaching.
Martha
Moore-Keish Receives Lilly Grant
Assistant
professor of theology will
visit Christians in south India to explore complex relationships between
Eucharist and culture in new ways.
Paul
Huh Receives Grant to Advance Korean American Ministry
Assistant
professor of worship will
develop programs to help pastors and lay people bring Korean and American
languages and cultures together in worship.
Board
of Trustees Approves Promotions, Tenure and Reappoints Dean
Announcement
includes Cardoza-Orlandi, Dawson, Nishioka, Ward, and White
Columbia
’s introductory seminar for the D.Min. in Church and Ministry begins in
September and will be offered on campus in Decatur
, GA , and at the Montreat
(NC) Conference Center. We are also offering the
introductory seminar for the D.Min. in Christian Spirituality this fall.
The flyer below includes details about this fall’s introductory seminars
and for our two other D.Min. concentrations: Gospel and Culture, and New
Church Development. These will be offered in 2009.
Please
contact Charles Raynal, Director of Advanced Studies (Phone (404)
687-4534
or email: AdvancedStudies@CTSnet.edu
)directly if you have questions about the program or would like for me to
contact pastors in your area who might be interested in strengthening
their skills as leaders for the church of Jesus Christ .
Flyer for D.Min.
Introductory Seminars
“Religion
in Appalachia” Lecture Series in Montreat, NC, July 21-25
- Distinguished
historians, scholars, writers, and artists offer diverse perspectives on
faith and spirituality in Appalachia.
Admission is free. (Program
details)
Seminar
Explores Baptism and Eucharist, July 28-30
- Program
looks at sacraments
from a holistic understanding of the human person, human community, and
the earth. (Details
and registration)
Columbia
Theological Seminary Will Offer Doctor of Ministry Courses at Montreat,
NC
Decatur,
GA— Beginning in fall 2008, Columbia
Theological Seminary, in Decatur,
GA, will offer courses in the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.)
program at the Montreat
Conference Center of the Presbyterian Church (USA), in Montreat,
NC. Course work will be offered in the D.Min. program’s
“Church and Ministry” concentration, beginning with the
introductory seminar in September 2008. Two elective courses in the
program will be offered in the spring and fall of 2009.
Columbia’s
D.Min. program requires the completion of 36 hours of graduate credit
and is designed for active church leaders who have completed the M.Div.
degree and have at least three years of service in the church.
Completion of the program typically requires three to four years of
study, combining limited time in class, a supervised ministry
practicum, and a research project in the student’s place of
ministry.
For
details and admission
requirements, please contact Charles Raynal, director of advanced
studies, at 404-687-4534,
or raynalc@ctsnet.edu.
Information about the D.Min. program may also be found on the
seminary’s Web site at www.ctsnet.edu.
Go to Degree Programs/Advanced Degrees.
Columbia
Theological Seminary, located in Decatur,
Georgia, offers six graduate degree programs. The
seminary was established in 1828 and is one of 10 theological
institutions of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
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